Tiziana Barghini, Author at Global Finance Magazine

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Moon Jae-In May Be Nicer To Neighbors

Moon Jae-in, South Korea's new president Civil- and human-rights lawyer and former student activist Moon Jae-in won a presidential election on May 9, becoming the 12th person to serve as president of South Korea.

Data

Private Equity Gets Back Into Brazil

A positive macroeconomic outlook and a sharp decline asset prices are once again making Brazilian investments attractive for large international private equity firms, which are cautiously returning after three years of economic crisis.

Data

Sunnier Prospects For Latin America

With asset prices low while fundamentals are improving, Latin American economies are poised for a rebound.

News

With May Elections, Korea Can Move Past Scandal

South Korea elects a new president in May, and after spending months ousting the sitting president, leftists may win the chance to lead the country.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Auditing Gets Smart

Auditors may have suffered a reputational crisis in the wake of recent corporate financial scandals; but using artificial intelligence and data analytics, the profession hopes to reinvent itself.

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Deficit Hawk In Line For US Treasury Role

David Malpass was one of Donald Trump’s key economic advisors before the election. He is tipped to be appointed soon as US Treasury undersecretary for international affairs.

Country Report

Paraguay: Making The Right Moves

Paraguay has emerged from the shadows of its larger neighbors Brazil and Argentina to become the “little China” of South America. Its against-the-odds economic success story is sustained by an investment-friendly climate and strong fiscal discipline.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

China Tightens Currency Controls As Renminbi Slides

Stricter capital controls by Chinese authorities are prompting concerns that the liberalization of the Chinese capital market is being halted at a time when the US dollar’s strength and a steady outflow of funds from the country are causing the renminbi to slide.

Features

Author: Tiziana Barghini

Moon Jae-In May Be Nicer To Neighbors

Private Equity Gets Back Into Brazil

Sunnier Prospects For Latin America

With May Elections, Korea Can Move Past Scandal

Auditing Gets Smart

Deficit Hawk In Line For US Treasury Role

Paraguay: Making The Right Moves

China Tightens Currency Controls As Renminbi Slides

Bankers Talk Trade Finance at BAFT

Trudeau Seeks Infrastructure Bank To Boost Investment

Solar Cost Slides To Record Low, Again

African Debt Loads To Grow Again